What To Know
- John Garrabrant points out that soap, water, and alcohol solutions such as disinfectant wipes that contain at least 70% isopropyl alcohol are the most effective household products to kill the coronavirus, as per the according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
- When transporting a suspected or confirmed positive passenger, all Action Limo drivers will wear an N95 respirator or facemask (if a respirator is not available) and eye protection such as a face shield or goggles (as long as they do not create a driving hazard), and the passenger also wear a facemask or cloth face covering.
Sanitized New Jersey Limousines
By GEOFF CAPLAN
New Jersey is starting to open up again. But are you ready to enter a limousine?
In case you are hesitant, we have some news for you. Action Limos, in business for 41 years and known for having the state’s largest limo fleet, takes great measures to clean and sanitize its fleet every day.
Interior Limo Surfaces Cleaned: High-Touch Areas
Action Limos starts off with the most frequently touched surfaces: the outside and inside door handles, steering wheel, gear shift, turn and wiper signal levers, any buttons and controls on the sound system and climate control unit, seat upholstery, seat belts, mirrors, driver and passenger armrests, grab handles and seat adjustment levers on both driver and passenger seats.
John Garrabrant points out that soap, water, and alcohol solutions such as disinfectant wipes that contain at least 70% isopropyl alcohol are the most effective household products to kill the coronavirus, as per the according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Just like washing your hands for 20 seconds, that applies to a limo interior surface. Any product will need a few more seconds to breakdown the virus, so John and his staff take their time before they wipe each limo clean.
Medical Transportation
Action Limos is not normally in the medical transportation business; nevertheless, the company has some common sense precautions underway.
People who are suspected to have COVID-19 sometimes use non-emergency vehicle services. When transporting a suspected or confirmed positive passenger, all Action Limo drivers will wear an N95 respirator or facemask (if a respirator is not available) and eye protection such as a face shield or goggles (as long as they do not create a driving hazard), and the passenger also wear a facemask or cloth face covering. Occupants of these limos should avoid or limit close contact (within 6 feet) with others. The use of larger vehicles such as a party bus is recommended when feasible to allow greater social (physical) distance between vehicle occupants. Additionally, drivers will practice regular hand hygiene, avoid touching their nose, mouth, or eyes, and avoid picking up multiple passengers who would not otherwise be riding together on the same route. CDC recommends that individuals wear cloth face coverings in settings where other social distancing measures are difficult to maintain, especially in areas with significant community transmission. Cloth face coverings may prevent people who don’t know they have the virus from transmitting it to others; these face coverings are not surgical masks, respirators, or personal protective equipment (PPE).
For more information on sanitized limousines, call John Garrabrant at 732-754-4660.
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